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It's May 29, 2025.

On this day in 1453, the fall of Constantinople marked the end of the Byzantine Empire,

as Ottoman forces led by Sultan Mehmed II captured the city,

signaling a significant shift in power and the rise of the Ottoman Empire in Europe.

Now for an urgent update on breaking news.

Influencer brothers Andrew and Tristan Tate have been formally charged in the UK with rape and human trafficking offenses.

Prosecutors confirmed Wednesday.

Here's Sarah Wheaton with more.

The allegations mark a significant development in an ongoing investigation into serious criminal conduct.

Authorities are continuing their inquiries as the case moves forward.

Further details are expected as the legal process unfolds, underscoring the gravity of the charges facing the high-profile siblings.

A car crashed into Liverpool fans on Monday, injuring individuals aged between 9 and 78, police confirm.

The youngest victim is just nine years old.

Authorities are treating the incident as a serious collision and have launched an urgent investigation.

Emergency services responded swiftly, providing medical aid at the scene.

Officials urge anyone with information to come forward as they work to determine the circumstances surrounding this shocking event.

This is Sarah Wheaton for Neural Newscast.

Turning to World News.

President Trump's envoy expressed optimism about ongoing Gaza ceasefire talks, signaling potential

progress. Here's Monica Kellan with more. Current proposals reportedly include a 60-day truce

and the release of 10 live hostages, with options to resume conflict if necessary. Mediators are

urging agreement as Israeli military action looms. Meanwhile, U.S. officials believe a breakthrough is near.

The situation remains fluid, with key developments expected soon amid continued diplomatic efforts to halt violence and secure hostage releases.

Haiti has reportedly hired Eric Prince, founder of Blackwater and ally of President Trump,

to assist in combating violent gangs.

The government aims to curb escalating gang violence, with reports indicating Prince's involvement

and plans targeting criminal leaders.

This move follows Haiti's recent use of drones against gangs and efforts to recruit

Haitian American veterans for security missions.

The development has sparked concern and debate over foreign involvement in Haiti's crisis.

NNC News. I'm Monica Kellen.

Next. On the political front.

South Korea's recent imposition of martial law amid political unrest has bolstered presidential

candidate Li J. Mung's campaign, positioning him as a frontrunner ahead of the upcoming election.

Cassandra Joyce has the details.

Lee, known for his progressive platform, advocates for significant reforms,

though critics caution about potential centralization of power.

Voter turnout, including record early voting, signals public desire for change after a turbulent

political period.

As South Korea prepares for new leadership, debates continue over balancing domestic stability

with complex foreign policy challenges in the region.

The Czech Republic has accused China of conducting a malicious cyber campaign targeting its

foreign ministry, a claim Beijing has firmly denied, calling the accusations unfounded.

Prague's allegations come amid broader concerns in Europe over cyber security and foreign interference,

reflecting heightened tensions between China and several Western nations.

NATO has expressed solidarity with the Czech Republic,

emphasizing the importance of collective defense against cyber threats.

These developments illustrate ongoing debates about state-sponsored cyber activities

and their impact on international relations.

Weeks after President Trump announced a total reset, with China following a Geneva trade truce,

tensions between the two economic powers are resurfacing.

Some U.S. officials express concern over China's increased scrutiny of American students and technology firms,

reflecting broader debates on national security and economic competition.

Supporters view these measures as necessary safeguards,

while critics warn they could escalate bilateral strains, underscoring the complexity of U.S.-China relations.

Kevin Hassett, a former Trump economic advisor, expressed confidence that a recent federal court ruling blocking several tariffs will be overturned, adding that three trade deals are nearing completion.

Meanwhile, Stephen Miller, a prominent conservative commentator, criticized the ruling as a judicial coup, reflecting ongoing tensions over trade policy and judicial intervention.

The court's decision is part of broader debates on trade and executive authority.

Separately, a federal judge in Boston is considering extending a temporary order protecting

Harvard University's ability to enroll international students, highlighting contested immigration

policies under the Trump administration.

Cassandra Joyce Neural Newscast

In the World of Technology Today.

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The future of warfare could be reshaped by a giant microwave weapon designed to disable

swarms of drones.

Here's Kara Swift with more.

As cheap autonomous drones threaten to overwhelm military defenses, the U.S. is racing to deploy

high-powered microwaves that fry drone circuits instantly.

Meanwhile, powering AI's rapid growth remains a challenge.

Nuclear energy is slow to scale, pushing the industry toward fossil fuels for now.

These innovations highlight the urgent tech battles shaping our security and energy landscape.

Microsoft Copilot, an AI-powered game assistant, has entered beta on Android and iOS.

This smart companion offers real-time tips, strategies, and personalized help to boost your gaming skills and conquer tough challenges.

Whether you're stuck on a level or looking to improve,

Copilot is designed to enhance your gameplay experience.

Gamers, get ready to team up with AI and level up like never before.

NVIDIA's latest earnings reveal three key insights, a significant setback in China due to regulatory hurdles,

robust growth in its cloud computing segment, and a promising future driven by AI demand.

The company's data center division is booming as businesses and cloud providers race to secure

GPUs for artificial intelligence applications, underscoring Nvidia's pivotal role, empowering

the AI revolution worldwide. This is Kara Swift, NNC.

In Health and Wellness News.

Pilots facing mental health struggles often avoid therapy due to strict FAA rules that can ground them for months or years, risking their careers and income.

This fear leaves many untreated increasing safety risks.

Despite recent FAA efforts to ease barriers, pilots like Chris Finlinson endure long, costly processes to return to flying.

Experts urge better support and peer programs to help pilots seek care without jeopardizing their livelihoods or passenger safety.

You've likely heard of the Mediterranean diet, known for its heart-healthy benefits.

Now, meet its climate-conscious cousin, a newer-eating approach that not only supports your health,

but also helps protect the planet.

Experts say this sustainable diet can lower the risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes

by emphasizing plant-based foods and mindful choices.

It's a compassionate way to nourish yourself while caring for the environment.

Laura Navarro, Neural Newscast.

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And now for a look at the world of sports.

In the NFC offseason, Green Bay faces a crowded wide receiver group,

while Washington has bolstered its roster with experienced veterans.

Meanwhile, San Francisco is taking a cautious approach, not fully committing to a rebuild.

These moves highlight a mix of strategic additions and some puzzling decisions across all 16 NFC teams

as they prepare for the upcoming season.

This is Thomas Golding for Neural Newscast.

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